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The Nazi revolution: Germany's guilt or Germany's fate? (1959)

Author: Snell, John L., ed
Subject: National socialism
Publisher: Boston, Heath
Language: English
Digitizing sponsor: Internet Archive
Book contributor: Internet Archive
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The talents of tyranny / Alan Bullock -- Germany and the epoch of world wars / Ludwig Dehio -- The role of foreign policy in the success of the National Socialist Party / Maurice Baumont -- Pre-1914 roots / Edmond Vermeil -- History unfolds, 1918-1933 / A.J.P. Taylor -- German history did not make Nazism inevitable / Eugene N. Anderson -- Anti-semitism: cause or result of Nazism? / Léon Poliakov -- Communism as a cause of Nazi popularity / Milton Mayer -- The crisis of German capitalism / Franz Neumann -- German industrialists paid Hitler / George W.F. Hallgarten -- Product of the promise of Socialism / Friedrich Meinecke -- The failure of Socialist labor / Gerard Braunthal -- Militarism in German society / J.J. Schokking -- The Free Corps: vanguard of Nazism / Robert G.L. Waite -- The guilt of the Old Army / Gordon A. Craig -- The army not guilty / Gerhard Ritter -- The fault of mass democracy / Gerhard Ritter -- The uniqueness of the German psyche, 1918-1933 / Zevedei Barbu -- Germans are like other Europeans / Robert H. Lowie

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Reviewer: angelmae - - April 21, 2012
Subject: Germany's Guilt or Germany's Fate
For years I have, as a novice historian, tried to understand how such an amazing people such as the Germans ever allowed Hitler and his pseudo-brand of National Socialism to obtain power. Not only does this series of essays from very credible and expert historians and analysts, do this but it also taught me a lot about the German people. The book gives essays from a diversity of viewpoints. The authors were not only alive during this critical point in history, some of them actually lived under the regime. This gives us an insight probably not available anymore, written before history had time to become fiction and myth. For me this is the definitive publication for understanding the rise of the Nazi Party in Germany.

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